Lindsey Graham

This bill would make it a federal crime for state and local officials to stop sharing information about when non-citizens charged with crimes are released. Officials who block these notices could face fines and prison time. The punishment would depend on how serious the non-citizen's crime was.

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This bill would change the rules for who can become a member of the Catawba Indian Nation. Currently, people must show they are related to past members and have kept up political ties with the Tribe. This bill would remove the requirement to show political ties, potentially making it easier for some descendants to join.

A new bill would let the President award the Medal of Honor to James Capers, Jr., a Marine who showed great bravery during the Vietnam War. Old rules currently prevent him from receiving the award. This bill would get around those time limits to recognize his heroic actions from March 1967.

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This bill would impose new and reimpose existing financial and travel sanctions on the Syrian government, its officials, and anyone supporting them. It would also officially designate a specific group, Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham, as a foreign terrorist organization. These changes aim to cut off financial flows and restrict movement for those linked to the Syrian government.

This bill would let businesses affected by major disasters transfer certain unused tax credits. Companies trying to rebuild after a federal or state disaster could get cash for credits they can't use themselves, helping them recover faster.

This resolution would have the Senate formally ask the Trump Administration to seize "shadow fleet" vessels. These ships are used by Russia to transport oil, which helps fund its war in Ukraine despite international sanctions. The Senate would also call on other countries to do the same.

This bill would end a law that protects online platforms from being sued for content posted by their users or for their decisions to remove content. If passed, platforms like social media sites could face more lawsuits, potentially changing how they operate and what content they allow. These changes would take effect two years after the bill becomes law.

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